This cenote is an open-type cenote surrounded by rocks and plants, and you reach the turquoise blue water through a natural slope. 

It has a depth of approximately 20 meters, and you can scuba dive, swim, and snorkel.

As it is deep, it is recommended to bring life jackets for children and diving equipment for the caverns.

The main attraction is the diversity of vegetation in the area, both on the surface and underwater, as it is one of the few cenotes with aquatic vegetation.

There is a palapa service at the entrance with tables and dressing rooms.

You can also go cycling on the fascinating paths that surround the cenote. Bicycles, snorkeling gear, fins, and goggles can be rented on-site.